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- Fiona Gabbert, Lorraine Hope, Ronald P. Fisher
- Law and human behavior
- 2009
Given the crucial role of eyewitness evidence, statements should be obtained as soon as possible after an incident. This is not always achieved due to demands on police resources. Two studies trace… (More)
- Victoria K. Alogna, M K Attaya, +88 authors Rolf A. Zwaan
- Perspectives on psychological science : a journal…
- 2014
Trying to remember something now typically improves your ability to remember it later. However, after watching a video of a simulated bank robbery, participants who verbally described the robber were… (More)
- Amina Memon, Fiona Gabbert
- The Journal of applied psychology
- 2003
Eyewitness research has identified sequential lineup testing as a way of reducing false lineup choices while maintaining accurate identifications. The authors examined the usefulness of this… (More)
- Lorraine Hope, James Ost, Fiona Gabbert, Sarah Healey, Emma Lenton
- Acta psychologica
- 2008
Inaccuracies in eyewitness accounts can occur when witnesses are exposed to post-event misinformation via discussion with a co-witness. The current study examined the role of co-witness relationship… (More)
- Amina Memon, Fiona Gabbert
- 2003
SUMMARY It is well established that sequential presentation of faces in an eyewitness situation can reduce false identification rates. The effect of a sequential presentation on the probability of… (More)
- Fiona Gabbert, Amina Memon, D. Bruce Wright
- Psychonomic bulletin & review
- 2006
When two people see the same event and discuss it, one person’s memory report can influence what the other person subsequently claims to remember. We refer to this asmemory conformity. In the present… (More)
- Fiona Gabbert, Amina Memon, D. Bruce Wright
- Acta psychologica
- 2007
The memory conformity effect is when people's memories become similar to one another's following a discussion. The present study examined whether an individual's beliefs in the quality of their… (More)
- Daniel B. Wright, Fiona Gabbert, Amina Memon, Kamala London
- Memory
- 2008
People's responses during memory studies are affected by what other people say. This memory conformity effect has been shown in both free recall and recognition. Here we examine whether accurate,… (More)
- Kevin Allan, Fiona Gabbert
- Acta psychologica
- 2008
Interpersonal influences on cognition can distort memory judgements. Two experiments examined the nature of these 'social' influences, and whether their persistence is independent of their accuracy.… (More)
- Kevin Allan, J Palli Midjord, Doug Martin, Fiona Gabbert
- Memory & cognition
- 2012
Here, we demonstrate that the decision to conform to another person’s memory involves a strategic trade-off that balances the accuracy of one’s own memory against that of another person. We showed… (More)